June 01

International Children's Day takes place on June 1, dedicated to raising global awareness of children's rights and welfare. First declared in 1925, it encourages activities focused on education, health, and protection. In Armenia, the Day of Protection of Children's Rights underscores legal safeguards and government measures. In Mongolia, Mothers' and Children's Day celebrates the maternal bond and child welfare through community events. Schools, NGOs, and families organize programs advocating for children's safety, education, and health worldwide. The day highlights ongoing challenges such as child poverty, access to education, and protection against abuse. International Children's Day fosters solidarity and action toward improving the lives of children across diverse cultures.

The Global Day of Parents, established by the United Nations General Assembly, is celebrated annually on June 1. It recognizes the vital role parents play in nurturing and protecting children. On this day, communities, organizations, and governments highlight parental responsibilities through events, workshops, and media campaigns. Topics often include parent education, family policies, and sharing of best practices. The observance aims to strengthen family bonds and promote policies that support caregivers worldwide. By acknowledging the contributions and sacrifices of parents, this day fosters appreciation for the essential role of family in society.

Instituted by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), World Milk Day on June 1 highlights the contributions of the dairy sector to economies, livelihoods, and public health worldwide. The observance raises awareness of milk as a nutrient-rich food and its importance in balanced diets. Events include farm visits, milk-tasting sessions, educational workshops, and social media campaigns promoting dairy innovations. Stakeholders discuss best practices in animal welfare, environmental stewardship, and supply chain sustainability. World Milk Day also fosters dialogue on addressing food security and nutrition challenges in vulnerable regions. Through global collaboration, the day underscores milk's vital role in achieving the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals.